WIFI Shorts Program 2010


THE WIFI SHORTS PROGRAM

THE ANNOUNCEMENT DATE HAS BEEN EXTENDED TO SEPTEMBER 8, 2010.

The WIFI Shorts Program is a celebration of filmmakers from all corners of the world, produced by the members of the Women In Film International Committee (WIFI).  This year, for the 4th Annual Film Shorts, WIFI has partnered with the Korean Cultural Center Los Angeles (KCCLA), the Korean Film Council (KOFIC) and NYX Cosmetics to showcase and celebrate the dynamic works of emerging and established Korean and Korean American filmmakers.

Located in the Miracle Mile District, the Korean Cultural Center Los Angeles provides insights into the rich cultural heritage of Korea. On Saturday, October 2, 2010, come join us and partake in film, art, music, cuisine, and culture!

WIFI welcomes and thanks all sponsors, supporters, and participants of this event.

FILMS BY KOREAN FILMMAKERS

Through a diverse program of short films, this year’s series will celebrate and support the creative talents of Korean filmmakers. Every filmmaker has a unique perspective on their culture and their world. The films selected both narrative and documentary, will provide views into the psyche of these communities and deepen our understanding of Korean life, land, and cultures.

EXPERIENCE FILM, MUSIC, ART, CUISINE AND CULTURE

Come and experience the traditions and culture of Korea! The short films shown at this special event are the apexes of an entire evening of artistic expression.

While tasting the culinary delights of Korea, make certain you also enjoy the display of amazing art. Experience the rich traditions and history spanning more than 5,000 years of Korea as you stroll through the museum’s exhibition hall filled with historic and contemporary artifacts.

Sit back and enjoy the performances by Korean artists or, if you feel up to a challenge, join in.

FILMMAKERS CALL FOR ENTRIES

THANK YOU FOR YOUR INTEREST, WE ARE NO LONGER ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS. 

 SUBMISSION INFORMATION

The film can be about any topic, but at least one above the line member of the production team (writer, director, actor, producer, cinematographer, etc.) must be of Korean descent. This includes Korean-Americans.

Film length: Minimum 1 minute / Maximum 30 minutes
Language: All entries must be either in English or contain English subtitles.

2010 Timeline
Call for applications July 27 - August 23
Judging August 23 - August 30
Winners Announced September 8
Tickets Available September 8
Screening October 2

CALL FOR ARTISTS

If you are in the Southern California area and are a painter, sculptor, photographer, dancer, composer, singer or musician interested in exhibiting or performing during this event, please contact us This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .


The program will take place on October 2, 2010 from 5:00-10:00PM
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Korean Cultural Center Los Angeles
 5505 Wilshire Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90036

Tickets to the event will be on sale soon.

This program has been made possible with the generous support of the Korean Film Council (KOFIC)
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Additional support has been provided by:

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Master Fruit & Vegetable Carver/Decorator:
Jennifer Park/Myung Soon Park  www.fruitdecousa.com

 

This Event is produced by the Women In Film International Committee.
Executive Producers:  Tobie Loomis and Tessa Bell
Producer:  Aba Ngissah
Associate Producers - Wanjiru Mary Njendu, Sheila Hardy, Emily Butali, Clora Ferguson, Lori Moilov, Andrea Chung

The Women In Film International Committee is committed to fostering an interactive and cultural bond with other countries by discovering, promoting and supporting the ideas and efforts of entertainment professionals (especially women) throughout the world.

Committee Co-Chairs:  Ruby Lopez & Arati Misro

Advisory Chairs:  Tobie Loomis & Gabrielle Kelly

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